EN
Parameter Name
DX
P-29
Relative Hu-
x
midity Enable
Enable the optional room temperature/relative humidity combi-
nation sensor. This allows the system to dehumidify using auxil-
iary electric heat (if an auxiliary electric heater is installed and en-
abled) when the cabin humidity rises above the selected relative
humidity (RH).
• For DX applications: Relative humidity enabled. If the op-
• For CW applications: Relative humidity enabled. If the
P-30
Seawater
x
Low-Limit Ad-
justment
If the optional seawater low-limit adjustment sensor is connect-
ed to the control board H2O Out 2-pin plug, set the system to
switch from reverse-cycle heat to auxiliary electric heat (if an auxil-
iary electric heater is installed and enabled).
• Adjustment occurs when the seawater temperature drops
• If an auxiliary electric heater is not installed, the system will
P-31
Humidity Sen-
x
sor Calibra-
tion
Calibrate the room temperature/relative humidity combination
sensor to display the correct room humidity reading.
10
CW
Factory De-
Parameter Range
fault
x
OFF
OFF / 50–80
tional room temperature/relative humidity combination
sensor is connected to the control board and senses that
the humidity has increased, the compressor run time will
extend by operating to 1 °F (– 17.22 °C) lower than the set
point to remove the humidity. If an auxiliary electric heater
is installed, it will cycle ON and OFF to maintain the set
point while the compressor stays on longer to dehumidify.
NOTE There could be a period of overlap
when the compressor and the auxiliary elec-
tric heater are on at the same time. This cycle
continues until the cabin's relative humidity is
less than the humidity set point. The range of
adjustment for the relative humidity is 50 % ...
80 % RH.
room temperature/relative humidity combination sensor
is connected to the control board, this feature allows the
system to dehumidify with electric heat (if an auxiliary elec-
tric heater is installed and enabled) when the cabin humid-
ity rises above the humidity set point. The auxiliary elec-
tric heater will cycle ON and OFF to maintain the set point
while the bypass valve opens to allow cold loop water to
enter the air handler coil to dehumidify. This operation
continues until the cabin's relative humidity is less than the
humidity set point. If an auxiliary electric heater is not in-
stalled, the on time of the bypass valve will extend by oper-
ating to 1 °F (– 17.22 °C) lower than the set point. This cycle
continues until the cabin's relative humidity is less than the
humidity set point. The range of adjustment for the relative
humidity is 50 % ... 80 % RH.
40 °F
35.0 °F ... 50 °F
(4.44 °C)
(1.66 °C ... 10 °C)
below 40 °F (4.44 °C) and the reverse-cycle heat has been
in operation for more than five minutes. Once the seawater
rises 3 °F (– 16.11 °C) above the seawater low-limit adjust-
ment sensor temperature set point, the system returns to
reverse-cycle heating.
shut down and flash LO then SE when the seawater drops
below 40 °F (4.44 °C) (default). Once the seawater rises
3 °F (– 16.11 °C) above the seawater lowlimit adjustment
sensor temperature set point, the system automatically
goes back into reverse-cycle heating and stops flashing LO
then SE.
x
Ambient
Ambient Relative Humidity
Relative
± 10 %
Humidity
NOTE This setting is applicable to software revision
#42 and newer only.
Parameter Name
DX
P-32
Water Inlet
x
Temperature
Sensor Cali-
bration
Calibrate the Water Out (DX) or Water In (CW) temperature sen-
sor to display the correct water temperature reading. The setting
increments are in °F even when the control is set to display °C.
P-33
OAT Sensor
x
Calibration
Calibrate the outside ambient air temperature sensor to display
the correct outside air temperature reading. The setting incre-
ments are in °F even when the control is set to display °C.
5.4.3
Exiting programming mode
This section gives information on how to exit programming mode.
To exit the programming menu manually, simultaneously tap and hold the-
Up (+) and Mode icons for three seconds until the room temperature is displayed.
Alternatively, the display automatically exits the programming menu aer 10 sec-
onds of inactivity.
The control's software version (such as "40") appears in the display for one second-
prior to the manual or automatic exit from the programming mode. The control en-
ters OFF mode after exit.
5.4.4
Identifying programming fault codes
Fig.
on page 3
To protect the unit, certain fault conditions trigger a lockout that shuts down the control.
The control will not restart until the fault is repaired. The type of lockout associated with
the fault depends on the type of fault detected (refer to the Fault and Status Codes table
below) in combination with the level of protection (refer to the Fail Safe Levels table be-
low) that was programmed in the P-5 parameter (refer
Fault and status codes
Code
Description
HPF
High Pressure Switch Fault: indicates high
refrigerant pressure. This fault is not applic-
able in HEAT mode.
LPF
Low Pressure Switch Fault: indicates
low refrigerant pressure. This fault has a
three minute shutdown delay (for display
firmware #41 and newer).
PLF
Low Pump Flow Fault: indicates high-water
temperature in the condensing coil or low
pump flow.
IL/- -
Indicates a loop water sensor failure.
IS/- -
Inside Sensor: indicates the display built-in
temperature sensor is damaged.
Ar/FL
Indicates the air filter replacement timer has
expired.
CW
Factory De-
Parameter Range
fault
x
CW = Sup-
CW = Supplied Chilled
plied Chilled
Water Temperature ±10 °F
Water Tem-
(6 °C)
perature
DX = Condenser Coil or
DX = Con-
Seawater Temperature ±10
denser Coil
°F (6 °C)
or Seawater
Temperature
NOTE This setting is applicable to software revision
#42 and newer only.
x
Outside Am-
Outside Ambient Tempera-
bient Tem-
ture ±10 °F (6 °C)
perature
NOTE This setting is applicable to software revision
#42 and newer only.
to"Selecting a
Parameter").
DX
x
x
x
x
x
CW
x
x
x